Tesla has mysteriously removed the option for drivers to control the strength of the regenerative braking capacity for new cars.
The reason behind the change is not clear.
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U.S.-Spec Hyundai Ioniq 5 Electric Car Rendered
The artist says there’s a high level of accuracy here due to spy shots and other crucial information.
Mercedes-Benz May Be Working On A Dedicated Electric Sports Cars
This was alluded to by Mercedes CEO, Ola Kallenius, in a recent set of statements.
Green Deals: WORX 17-inch Electric Cordless Lawn Mower $248, more
Amazon offers the WORX 40X 17-inch Electric Cordless Lawn Mower for $248 shipped. As a comparison, today’s deal is down from the usual $300 price tag and a new Amazon all-time low. This model arrives with a 17-inch cutting deck, two 20V batterie…
China-SAE Forecasts 20% NEV Share By 2025 And 50% By 2035
15 years from now, still every second new car in China will be a non-plug-in. Really?
Detroit’s climate-science legacy, Lordstown stock, Toyota Sienna first drive: Today’s Car News
Lordstown goes public. A new report underscores that Ford and GM knew about climate change a half-century ago. And we drive Toyota’s hybrid minivan. This and more, here at Green Car Reports. A report that reaches back to former executives and the…
Tesla’s CAPEX efficiencies could pave the way for a fleet of ‘Alien Dreadnought’ factories
Tesla’s (NASDAQ:TSLA) Q3 10-Q Form for 2020 provided some interesting tidbits about the electric car maker’s plans for the coming years. Among these is the fact that the company is planning to increase its capital expenditures to about $4.5 to $6.0 billion in the next two fiscal years. These would be the highest expenditures that […]
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Europe: Nissan Enhances LEAF Specs And Lowers Prices
Nissan improved the LEAF offer a little bit in the UK and we expect similar changes to apply also in all of Europe.
Soteria licenses battery tech designed to eliminate thermal runaway
Soteria Battery Innovation Group has exclusively licensed and optioned a technology developed by the DOE’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) designed to eliminate thermal runaway in Li-ion batteries due to mechanical damage. The technology complements Soteria’s existing battery safety technology. Soteria Battery Innovation Group is a technology development and licensing company that has formed a… Read more »
DOE looks to coal as a source of critical minerals and rare earth elements
The DOE Office of Fossil Energy has selected 13 projects to receive approximately $1.95 million in federal funding to develop conceptual designs for commercially viable technologies that will extract rare earth elements (REEs) from US coal and coal by-products. Each project will receive up to $150,000 in DOE funding. The conceptual designs will include system… Read more »
